The size of the Ericsson T20 mobile phone has both good and bad points. It's good for those who like something compact and light, but it's bad for those who have difficulty with the size of the screen and scrolling through the menus. Also the keypad is tiny.

It's a mobile which perhaps is ideal for the younger generation, and women may find it easier to use. It is reliable and long lasting with a battery to match.

I'm using this for over a 4 years. So far no problems found. I simply like this because of its hardy design & robustness. last week it droped over 2 meters & hit the ground hard -nuthing happened. I'm a very often user of keyboard for sms'es. After all those years of hard usage it still functions like new, No ageing problems. It's flap activeness, movement, design perfect.
Besides all of it's features which I like most is I don't have to speak loudly when answering, as mouth piece is fixed on flap & its very sensitive.

If you wont care about the phone safety & want to use hardly & frequently? Wow ,T20 stands up tall among other phones.

I love the phone, the games are very original and funny, but you can't have more than 10 voice labels or 10 personalized ringtones, the battery can last up to 5 days continously but when you reach half it start to red blinking, you can use the latest sonyericsson accesories with no big problems.

As soon as i got the phone charged it has been nothing but a pleasure to use, easy to use sms, good WAP interface, hardly ever lags. aesthetically pleasurable to.

Basically it is a very functional and solidly built phone of a no-nonsense variety and does not add cost for the frills a busy professional is unlikely to use ever. Good reception and transmission with exceptionally good voice quality, and very good battery life. One would have preferred it without flip and protruding antenna and with bigger screen size, but not at the cost of reception - transmission quality, and value for money. To sum-up this is a very good quality phone for those who want professional quality without unnecessary frills and solid reliability of operation.

I love this phone! I'm so glad I didn't get a boring run-of-the mill nokia or something... it's really groovy and everyone compliments me on it as well.. mine has the Tombraider add on thing which is rather good, you can draw your own pictures and download things off the net... it's a good, stable all round phone, has good sound when your talking. I'm so glad I got it.

I luv my Ericsson T20e mobile phone.
It's small and cute,
It has really good games on it.
It also has WAP which i dont go on much. I don't really like the aerial because it's too chunky but apart from that, this phone is the best of the ericsson models.

I used to have a ericcson t20 and I sold it for a nokia 3310 what an idiot I am! now I have one of the worst phones on the planet (nokia 3310) I wished I hadn't sold it! It is stylish great features and it's very well priced I got mine for £80! Get the ericcson t20 it's worth it. Dont get the nokia 3310.

I only bought this Ericssion T20 mobile phone as an emergency replacement for my bust 3210. Best £90 I ever spent!

The Ericsson T20 is quite a good mobile phone which has many features and is made of materials of good quality. Its display is small and this can be a constraint for someone who plans to use WAP. Finally, the Ericsson T20s has a very good battery (Li-Ion).

i would really like it if the Ericsson T20 mobile phone used the voice rec/play feature to make a voice note system, also if the voice could be said when a name on the contact list rings (if they have a voice note).
good fone, good features
perhaps erricson can introduce sms ringtone acceptance and logos.

The Ericsson t20s is a nice small mobile phone and cheap as well, a little bit bulky width wise, excellent games (Tetris, Pacman(renamed e-man but it is exactly the same as pacman), ballpop, erix) has good reception and looks cool. No predictive text though but messaging is still nice and simple although not quite up to the nokia standard. I have had two of these phones(first one broke) and they are excellent phones for the price. The only major problem is on Orange where the phone seems to work really slowly and that happened for both of my T20s, my friends T20 and a T29 i had so it seems it's a conflict between Ericsson and Orange.

The Ericsson T20 mobile phone is very strong and has great games. One bad point-you can't have a screen saver.

The Ericsson T20 is a great mobile phone with everything u need. Never leave anywhere without it. Never stay bored with 5 great games. Make up and download up to 8 ringtones and soon logos will be ale to be downloaded on this phone. best fone out of 3210 3310 3330 and 3350 and is also sure to woop anyphones ass dats thinks it better than this. honestly buy this phone i urge u too guys.

I like this Ericsson T20 mobile phone a lot. This is my seventh mobile in 10 years and I think that having had this phone for a year, it'll be the one I'm most sad to see go, apart from maybe an ancient Nokia brick I had c.1995. This was when Nokia made big, serious phones for business users rather than for 10 year olds. However I'm due a free upgrade so I'll probably go for the T65, keeping the T20 as a trusty standby. My 14-year old daughter hated the phone for SMSing so this might be worth bearing in mind if you do a lot of it. I like it for its sheer solidness, ie, it does the job you ask of it without tripping over, every time, anywhere. Signal pulling power is the best I've experienced so far, the phone has never dropped a call.

For a solid, reliable phone, that doesn't reek of Nokia gimmickry but gives good service then I can recommend this phone thoroughly. I would question build quality a tiny bit as my wife has had a volume control just fall off without any help by being dropped or anything. Replaced with ease courtesy of Vodafone and so far so good... Mine's been fine.

As a phone for a more mature (dare I say sophisticated?)market, this is hard to beat for its age (1.5 years now). If you want 2000 ring tones and a range of cartoon covers, then Nokia it is. However, at least I can see my screen, whereas a friend who had an 8210 and another who had a 3310 had to have their replaced six times each because of faulty screens. One of them has now gone back to an Ericsson. How I sniggered. I guess its subsntance over appearance ultimately.

I purchased an Ericsson T20e mobile phone solely on looks. I always wanted a flip phone handset and the Ericsson's have a very nice range. My first impression of the T20e was how tiny it is, it sits neatly on the palm of your hand and is extremely lightweight even with battery. The design of the phone is very stylish, I particularly like the torquise blue LCD screen and the flip cover which covers the keyboard and answers and terminates calls automatically. The keyboard on the phone is somewhat fiddly to use at first and takes some getting used to. The menu is easy to use and Ericsson have managed to pack a lot of features into the T20e which makes it very easy and convenient to use. The range of accessories available for the T20e is impressive. I had a handset cover, a handsfree kit, a mini external keyboard and an MP3 player. The handset cover is very attractive and lets you use the phone on your belt and is so small its more like wearing a pager than a mobile phone! The handsfree kit is the best I've ever tried on a mobile, call clarity and speech quality is the same as using the actual handset and callers never realise when its in use. The MP3 player is simply fabulous with very close to CD quality sound through the earphones. Transferring songs from the PC to the MMC memory cards is very simple to do.

i got the Ericsson T20 mobile phone because it looked good, and to be honest i didn't want another nokia like everyone else had. At first i really liked it because it was fashionable, nice to use and had some useful features (eg, keeping sent messages) but it soon began to annoy me.
the phone is particularly slow, especially when on the message screen, and when writing messages it would be about 10 letters behind. Also when you were writing messages it would take forever to scroll up and read what you had written. The phone had no calender, and the connection between the charger and the phone was bad so it often would stop itself charging.
Overall i'd say i got my money's worth out of the phone, and i have liked it, but im now buying a T65 to replace it. Ericsson need to look at their flip phones because they have a weakness, my flip broke twice in one year, meaning i could not speak into my phone for ages.
I wouldn't buy it again.

The ericsson t20 is a great stylish phone. Although slighty bulky it is very small and not too heavy. The phone on the whole is very strong and reliable (even fell out of my pocket at 40mph on a scooter it still lives.) But the flip is quite weak but even though it doesnt flick properly it still functions normally! All in all this phone is an excellent phone which in my eyes beats the 3310's ass!

If you want a phone different from all the Nokias and will get you attention, then the Ericsson T20 is the phone for you. It has very good features and is easy to use. The active flip is one the best features, accepting calls in style and bringing the microphone right down to the mouth so there is little enviromental noise on the other end of the call. Despite the setbacks of not having predictive text input this is a superb phone and better than all phones on the market at its low selling price.

The Ericsson T20e is a lovely little fone! I bought her to house a spare sim, and have ended up using her alot! Have bought a chatboard as I am a major texter! I love the fact that the alarm signal can be chosen from all the available ringtones. The composer isn't as advanced as those on Nokia mobiles with only the one tempo setting but quick tunes sound good on it. Battery life is excellent, vibrate alert is strong, menu system is like an index card and easy to navigate, the animations are brilliant and I particularly love the fact that when the phone's been on standby for a while, you occasionally see a thought bubble with 4 z's appear as if your phone is having 40 winks! That amused me no end!
It's a bit of a small screen for wap, so if you really want to browse wap, I'd choose another mobile for that purpose, but the T20e really is a smashing little phone! :-)